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Originally Posted by BobbyLight So when you say the clutch types are clunky on super tight stuff, does that depend on speed or just the angle of the turn itself?

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Old 09-22-2017, 12:20 PM   #22 (permalink)
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So when you say the clutch types are clunky on super tight stuff, does that depend on speed or just the angle of the turn itself?

For example, on something like the tail of the dragon would you get clunk with the cusco or OSG?
No, they are noise on slow speed tight turns like in parking lot or turning from a stop at a stop light. It's like having a truck in 4 wheel drive and trying to make a tight turn on pavement.

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